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prime minister to a full term he wasn't from the congress party he really brought the right of center b j p party from the fringe of indian politics right into the mainstream and of course with the renderer modi an all powerful figure now in indian politics very much his successor. by was really his mentor his guru as an arranger mody called him here on friday and as a say he's about to be formally like tourist and how popular t.v. think he is at judging by the numbers of people have turned out because of course he was the first hindu nationalists b j p leader as you say and they're such mates in fairly contentious decision. he did say did not least the the decision to test nuclear weapons although the momentum had gone in that way under his predecessor so all he did early on was formally approved those tests and make india a nuclear power he was a popular leader while he was prime minister and his status has grown almost in the time since especially as indian politics has got that much more divisive the period when he was prime minister was one of strong economic growth clearly india he ov

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new delhi and andrew he will also be remembered when he's being one of the founding members of the b j p the the policy that currently rules india. that's right until he was prime minister no leader apart from one from the congress party but served a full time as prime minister vajpayee deeds from nineteen ninety nine to two thousand and four and he was briefly in office in one nine hundred ninety six and then you know it's not as well and as you say it was during that stands in one thousand nine hundred eight that india tested nuclear weapons and india became a nuclear power very controversial it's on the gamble that the outrage internationally will be short lived in the security was more important and most indians would agree without assessment that the pakistan did fool the following year when he made a bus trip to the whore and that is pakistani counterpart gave him a hug so that was a high point in india pakistan relations and it's interesting that at the funeral which will happen in a couple of hours time here in new delhi pakistan is sending a delegation to that funeral be clued i

the head of his creation in new delhi he was the first prime minister from the hindu nationalist b j p by was considered a consensus builder and successfully lead a coalition with multiple smaller parties to try to improve relations with pakistan but at the same time asserted india's nuclear power status ordering tests iran can has more. he was elected prime minister not once not twice but three times at all the hari vegemite ruled india first for thirteen days in one thousand nine hundred six but was unable to form a majority and then resigned he was prime minister for thirteen months in one thousand nine hundred broader coalition partner with troops he was once again forced to resign he completed a full term of almost six years from nine hundred ninety nine i. am the international stage he's perhaps best known for testing nuclear weapons on nine hundred ninety eight and intensifying an arms race with a neighbor pakistan at the time the tests were a source of great pride for him and celebrated nationwide today and trip skinflint if i was in india conduct a three underground nuclear te

from india's congress party and today in the current political climate the congress party and the b j p are of course mourning enemies but yet at the same time you still hear so many people from the congress and other opposition parties really sort of expressing the deep sadness over this loss because he was seen as as as as a respected and accepted. even even if you want from the same sort of political classes and you know with all those respects coming from across the political spectrum as you mentioned what would you say is the significance of his time in office for india today. well i mean i think there's many ways you can look at it i mean in sticking to the respect that we've seen being shown today i think one for one way to look at it is that many see this as as the passing of the last great statesman that india has seen as i mentioned the current political climate being so polarized you know this was a man who who is accepted and respected by by all even if they didn't agree with his views and he came from a certain sort of political sort of background a certain political ilk if

three times the only one full march by it was a founding of the ruling hindu nationalist party the b j p but he steered clear of divisive politics which won him the respect of people across the political spectrum . he was a poet journalist and a moderate face of hindu nationalism to some former indian prime minister at taba hari that is an icon to others a contradiction as a founding father of the ruling bharatiya janata party that was a key figure in india's growth as both a nuclear and economic power he was a risk taker and peace maker. in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight he carried out a series of underground nuclear tests alarming pakistan and the international community islam about responded in kind sparking a nuclear arms race between the two neighbors. but one year later a grand diplomatic gesture that's why you wrote on the first bus was service from delhi to lahore where he attended a summit with pakistan's president in an effort to mend ties that parties also credited with india's global economic boom which was fueled by his support for the i t sector. to some though he w

perspective iran does not matter economically so whatever decisions europe makes these are the the j c p u a are going to be national security could decisions and political decisions if they want iran to stay in the g c p a way they're going to have to offer some additional economic benefits but that's not because europe is deeply in a murder of the possibility of trade with iran i do think though to your question dear broader question europe is perceiving all of these things as a piece to the steel and aluminum tariffs the recent sanctions on russia. the resumption of sanctions on iran i think you see the united states disregarding the needs and interests of its allies and europe and other allies are going to have to look at this and decide how to respond in order to protect their own control and yet mr blank you suggested before that in the event of trying to pull out your of will likely side with the united states even if it blames the current administration for ruining this deal and if it does i think the european leaders will essentially have to accept that the level of credibility

nuclear program oh absolutely not if the concern were on the nuclear program the solution was the j c p u. if anything the pulling out of the running the risk that iran will restart industrial scale enrichment that raises the possibility of increased conflict across the board so if you want to conflict with iran this is the way to go this is obviously not about trying to contain iran's nuclear ambitions but also that what i think this is really about is barack obama president trump is trying to tear down the accomplishments of his predecessor i think it's pretty clear from his public remarks that he does not understand what was in the g. c.p.u. a or what is in the g. c.p.o. a and it doesn't really matter to him he doesn't have a policy objective he just wants to disparage barack obama and what about the so-called european allies because. there are some many issues involved i mean the fate of the european. exemptions from tariffs on steel and aluminum is still very much up in the arrows to make his. until june first now there is a throws to make his decision until june first now there is

the head of his cremation in new delhi he was the first prime minister from the hindu nationalist b j p by was considered a consensus builder and successfully lead a coalition with multiple smaller parties to try to improve relations with pakistan but at the same time asserted india's nuclear power status ordering tests iran can has more.

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india's hindu nationalist b j p party in power both national and state level says the only way to address it is to find those they call infiltrators and strip them of citizenship they cannot or did the demography or the politburo for some movie in fact right just as some in this country should do lead for. the politics of india no demography of india no. you have. in some predominantly muslim villages a majority of people are not on the list most of this crisis meeting in langley a part of an extended family of forty just four of them are on the list people here think the number left off the n.r.c. list has been kept the liberally high for political reasons they say the announcement of the could be as many as four million infiltrators in assam state is meant to send a signal nationally. prime minister narendra modi's government is facing reelection next year highlighting action against illegal immigration it will probably win the votes. are those missing from the list and there are many who are hindu as well as muslims can appeal few yet suggesting the porting those made stateless just a

india's hindu nationalist b j p party in power both national and state level says the only way to address it is to find those they call infiltrators and strip them of citizenship they cannot or did the demography or the politburo for some movie in fact right just as some in this country should do lead for us or to the politics of india demography of india no. you have. in some predominantly muslim villages a majority of people are not on the list most of this crisis meeting in langley a part of an extended family of forty just four of them are on the list people here think the number left off the n.r.c. list has been kept the liberally high for political reasons they say the announcement of the could be as many as four million infiltrators in assam state is meant to send a signal nationally. prime minister narendra modi's government is facing reelection next year highlighting action against illegal immigration it will probably win the votes. those missing from the list and there are many who are hindu as well as muslims can appeal few yet suggesting the porting those made status just a se

india's hindu nationalist b j p party in power at both national and state level says the only way to address it is to find those they call infiltrators and strip them of citizenship they cannot order the demography or the politburo for some movie in fact right just as some in this country should do lead for. the politics of india no demography of india no. you have. in some predominantly muslim villages a majority of people are not on the list most of this crisis meeting in langley are a part of an extended family of fourteen just four of them are on the list people here think the number left off the n.r.c. list has been kept the liberally high for political reasons they say the announcement of the could be as many as four million infiltrators in assam state is meant to send a signal nationally. prime minister narendra modi's government is facing reelection next year highlighting action against illegal immigration will probably win them votes. those missing from the list and there are many who are hindu as well as muslims can appeal few yet suggesting the porting those made stateless

was one of india's most charismatic politicians credited with leading the rise of the nationalist b j p which now governs the country gave the b.g. moderate face and was widely respected across the political spectrum. of the death toll from flooding in the indian state of cattle has risen to more than one hundred with more to rental rain expected officials fear that number will increase carola located on india's southern tip is a tourist magnet known for its pristine beaches coffee and spices the state is hit by monsoons every year but this year has been called the worst for a century prime minister and remote he has ordered the defense ministry to assist with the rescue and relief operations. they've never seen flooding like this in carolina ten days of heavy rain combined with overflowing dams has and this state in water. in some cases homes have barely visible above the water line pretty steadily as all this looks most faiths hannity's have been caused by dead reefs mudslides. for those who survived the realisation they've lost everything. there has got into both floors of our high w

b j p excuse me. he was considered a consensus builder and successfully lead a coalition with multiple smaller parties and the thomas has more from new delhi. india's current prime minister was among the last to life laos next to one of its most respected then came the last post the new delhi's. memory place. was gently taken from escaping and laid on its pile. to the crack a ceremonial gun fire. the fire was lit earlier budget price body had been taken on a perception through the streets of new delhi he didn't really be devoted to that he to be the right man for everyone. and he wants everything but everybody i twenty five roads in the center of the council with close to allow the crowds to gather thousands of people have come through here on their way to reach the funeral rites and this is just one of many ways among the official mourners is a delegation from the incoming government. imran khan about to be sworn in as pakistan's new prime minister also sends a message of goodwill saying budge pi's d

indian prime minister atal bihari has died at the age of ninety three politicians from his party the b j p were among the first to pay respects of his official residence in the capital new delhi where his body is on public viewing will be best remembered for his foreign policy more now from him and. he was elected prime minister not once not twice but three times at all the hari vij by india first for thirteen days in one thousand nine hundred sixty but was unable to form a majority and then resigned he was prime minister for thirteen months in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight or clearly some partner with troops he was once again forced to resign he completed a full almost six years from nine hundred ninety nine i i am the international stage he's perhaps best known for testing nuclear weapons on nine hundred ninety eight and intensifying arms race with neighbor pakistan at the time the tests were a source of great pride for him and celebrated nationwide today a trip skin forty five hours. in india conduct a three underground nuclear tests in the folk and the. the tests also placed a

russia with china with the remaining participants in the g c p a way to see if there's a way to see. alveda sort of a rump version of the j c p o n a and if europe were to try to deploy those tools then you could be in a situation of some confrontation government to government confrontation between the us and our allies but but we're still a little ways off from that at this point well mr bank we have to take a short break now but they will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. to begin to. open up a bit. in the. school because who. will be talking to these. things without going. to steve give each party over. the net a lot of input about tamada is good but i'm going to look at him as art when i was up the money into. giving a long low level of my money. to the dog there. is a long. long way to forgive you may for. other people more go films of all those on the growth of. our. lives not that i doubt it. i max keiser one for my guide to financial survival this is fun it's a device used by professional scallywags to earn money. that's right these hedge funds are simply not accountable and we're just getting more and mor

j. a. r. p. a., the army core of engineers, so there will be a review of the analysis of the proposed project process and dredging as well as their name embodies great conservation and development and the balance of uses bcdc will take further look at that. >> do you have further questions? >> i do. i agree that for the eel grass and dredging issue there are other appropriate agencies and regulatory bodies that will be involved, and that is exactly how the board of supervisor's resolution is laid out. the one task that the board, the board of supervisors did ask t. i. d. a. to address is to put a plan to eliminate the risk of diminishing water depth situation. i don't necessary think that has to come back to them in particular, but i think we need to include some language into the current resolution that specifies that staff will work with the entities to create a plan by a certain date or a certain action. is it possible because it doesn't come back to us, so i'm not sure that legally makes sens

vajpayee has been cremated in new delhi it was the first prime minister for the hindu nationalist party b j p paes regarded as having been a consensus builder and he successfully lead a coalition with multiple smaller parties under thomas reports from new delhi. india's current prime minister was among the last to life laos next to one of its most respected. then came the last post. a new delhi. old memory place i'll tell biharis but surprise balti was gently taken from its coffin and laid on its pile. for the crowd to sort of the new gunfire. the pile was lit earlier budget place body had been taken on a perception through the streets of new delhi he didn't really be devoted to that he didn't want the man everyone. and he wanted everything but everybody. twenty five roads in the center of the council with close to allow the crowds to gather thousands of people have come through here on their way to reach the funeral rites and this is just one of many ways among the official more this is a delegation from the incoming government of pakistan imran khan about to be sworn in as pakistan's new pr

thirty five a gives the area autonomy and prevents outsiders from settling that locals fear the ruling b j p party is trying to undermine that autonomy and pave the way for mass migration those are the headlines. it was. sad that he was born in algeria but has lived in france all his working life including seventeen years teaching arabic language and literature at the university of paris. from there he's taking groups of students to spain every year to the region his ass sisters came from and for which he has a driving passion and. today is the region covering southern spain but for nearly eight centuries it was the most western part of the arab muslim world. and occupied most of present day portugal and spain and beyond from seven eleven to fourteen ninety two. it was a place where there was relatively peaceful coexistence between muslims christians and jews were science thrived a cultural bridge between the east and the west been bad bally believes an endless was the only peace to europe were muslims jews and christians have lived harmoniously together and shared a common culture and that

least a thousand people in some estimates to this day said that two thousand people died now the b j p was in power not just at the national level but at the state level as well and the chief minister at the time was a name you might know narendra modi now india's prime minister those divisions haven't healed to this day and he is seen in some ways as having started that under so much live for us in new delhi andrew thanks very much indeed. newspapers across the u.s. have cleared their front pages on thursday morning to print editorials fighting back against donald trump's attacks against the media she have reports from washington d.c. . here at the newseum in washington d.c. the front pages of some of the over three hundred newspapers taking part in what was billed as an attempt to end a quote dirty war on the free press and quote we're being displayed their goals for the day really are to remind the public about the value to our democracy of afraid independent press and maybe tone down the rhetoric that leads some on the fringes to violence by using inflammatory terms like enemies of

fruition the argument always being that the trump donald trump is believe that the nuclear agreement the j c p a way that he withdrew from the united states from in may was didn't go far enough while it may have addressed and even members of the trumpet ministration along with european allies say that iran was compliant under the terms of that agreement but the u.s. is saying that it didn't go far enough to address what it calls the runs the line activity the argument being that when sanctions were lifted cash began to flow into the coffers of iran but instead of funneling that down to the ordinary iranian and this is the reason the u.s. says we're seeing the anti government protests in iran instead this went to funding what it calls the malign activities funding of militias to destabilize the broader middle east that's why they're pushing for negotiations it seems though the climate is far from it at this point can we help you with the latest from washington kimberly thank you. the diplomatic dispute between saudi arabia and canada over human rights is the pinning on monday saudi arabia froze

wells fargo and j-p morgan chase also declined to make a statement. hacked. i had to work with the bank, go over every charge, dispute it. get issued another card and then a month later i get hacked again. had to erase the process and restart the process all over again > ( james ) thanks will. ( darya ) in the north bay... a 5-year-old girl with a rare form of epilepsy can go to school with her medical marijuana. brooke adams started kindergarten on monday at village elementary in santa rosa. thanks to a judge's temporary order... she can bring "t-h-c oil" with her. the oil is used to treat seizures... which can last for áhours without it. but because of áfederal laws... the school didn't allow the treatment. now... brooke's mom is hopeful the judge's order is a step in the right direction. <"happy of course and hope they will see....">( darya ) if brooke has a seizure at school... her personal nurse will place the oil behind her lip. a judge is expected to give a more permanent ruling on this case within the next two months. ( james )it's been 12 yea

is a direct result of washington's withdrawal in may from the iran nuclear deal which was known as j c p away tonight it is unclear what the u.s. president hopes to achieve with these new sanctions on monday the white house said that the sanctions are meant to change the iranian regime's behavior not topple its leaders last week surprised his own staff when he said that he would be open to talks with iran's president with no preconditions just a week earlier he had threatened the regime with annihilation iran's president rouhani has rejected trump's offer and indirectly threaten to choke off oil shipments through the strait of hormuz meanwhile inside iran rouhani faces ever more conservative critics and an economy that continues to tank. these people will be hit hardest by the u.s. sanctions measures that were suspended in two thousand and fifteen after years of suffering by the iranian population are now being brought back by the trumpet ministration. the sanctions target the iranian financial system including government purchases of u.s. dollars the trading of gold and other precious m

decision to withdraw from the iran nuclear agreement formally known as the j c p o the trump administration called on other powers to join it but also issued a threat telling governments to choose do business with america or iran not both the response has been a nearly universal no some of washington's closest allies have even promised legislation to protect their own companies against possible american reprisals. are you a little concerned that countries like china. but now actually more. of. the world imports come on zero making progress we think the sanctions are biting already and we think they will continue to fight and cause significant negative economic consequences for iraq we really just encourage me united states to start talking to its partners in iran in order to be able to find a route forward for me. personally in the meeting i had with president trump i made it clear that the american intelligence has information that creates a different picture in terms of nuclear proliferation that was originally acquired and the agreement that was reached is no longer effective and if ther

wells fargo and j-p morgan chase also declined to make a statement. (pam) a california man may be criminally charged.... after he decided to go inside an enclosure at the l-a zoo. it was all caught on camera. the man climbs into the zoo's hippo exhibit and sneaks up on two animals. all to apparently slap one of the hippos on the rear. he then takes a moment to celebrate, before running off. l--a--p-d confirms... they got a report of trespassing and are investigating. the zoo released a statement which says, in part - "it is a privilege to observe these rare and endangered species.. but they are still wild animals... and their space must be respected at all times." ( ken ) in sports... we have updates on how the giants and a's are doing... both teams in a pennant race...(pam) and gary talks about some of his favorite interviews he's done here at kron... we have some great exerpts... and ry's p next at 8 four young girls realize they're being followed ...then are attacked. how they fought back may have saved their lives. four girls in michigan escaped w

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. >> we also saw there many of the honorary p ochallbearers that j mccain wanted to accompany his bodythe church. some of his fellow p.o.w.s, his close friends, some of his long-time donors and friends and campaign strategists. each of them taking a part in all of these services that will unfold over three days. >> and again, it is very noteworthy that he wanted this kind of send-off here in his home state, adopted home state of arizona. we're starting to hear the music begin inside. but first yesterday with the remarkable scene at the capitol, people waiting in the 100-plus degree arizona august heat to go pay their respects, and then, of course, the ceremony. which i should say not only have they invited his friends and family, but they left about 1,000 seats that were open to the public, to his constituents, who were able to get tickets online and will be sitting there and will be able to see this beautiful ceremony that the senator and his family planned. wolf. >> dana, there will be tributes that we will see and hear during the course of the ceremony, including from the former vic

he says army staff have all made clear that the j c p o worked for israel by removing the existential threat that noorani nuclear program would have been just making iran a threat but not next essential one so to some extent i think that present prime minister netanyahu is now in a phrase we use in english the dog who caught the car he got what his rhetoric wanted but he's right that this does pose real risks for israel the right response would be to try to find ways to deescalate the situation with iran on syria and other issues i think as we've seen this week there's certainly a risk that netanyahu will take the other course and see this is an opportunity to escalate tension and see if he can draw the united states into a regional conflict that you know to be honest president trumps instinct in this case or right he'd like to avoid now the rainy and also wrote it in one of your articles now have a lot of things to consider the economic pressure the i would suggest a very provocative israelis behavior certainly emboldened by trump's moves also the considerations of domestic politics

on the sidelines of the j c p o a negotiations as well as. in the five plus one meetings extensively our foreign minister had perhaps hundreds of hours of direct and one to one and group negotiations and ultimately the deal failed and when the united states when the president tears apart the nuclear agreement that means that the iranians really don't have anything to talk about because hypothetically if you run has a nother negotiation settlement they settle something in future with americans who say that they're not going to tear apart those agreements in future and also of course the iranians believe that appeasing the united states government or trump is of no use because it will only make him more aggressive so while there is difficulty in tehran and the economic situation is is is difficult for an iranian without a doubt and it will continue to be difficult in the coming months i think that iranians recognize that trump is not someone who you can negotiate with and on the other hand i think it is also pushing iran towards a new approach

confrontation and a problem where there had been resolution in the past one must remember too that j c p a way that was signed was done by a number of nations that wasn't a unilateral agreement by the united states with iran and one must also remember that the international atomic energy agency has verified iran's compliance with their deal on no less than eleven occasions so critics of president contend very strongly that not only is he causing diplomatic damage the united states but he's also undermining the international order on which this particular agreement was based and how much concern is there mike when it comes to diplomatic isolation. a great deal of concern that is once again the criticism that one is hearing of president transaction from democrats in the house the argument very strongly that in walking away from this deal president trump is also turning his back on traditional allies who signed the deal alongside the united states in good faith at that particular time germany france the united kingdom all long term friends of the united states have a sensually being dismiss

potential nuclear program oh absolutely not if the concern were ron's nuclear program the solution was the j c p u. if anything the pulling out of the running the risk that iran will restart industrial scale enrichment that raises the possibility of increased conflict across the board so if you want to conflict with iran this is the way to go this is obviously not about trying to contain iran's nuclear ambitions but also that what i think this is really about is barack obama president trump is trying to tear down the accomplishments of his predecessor i think it's pretty clear from his public remarks that he does not understand what was in the g. c.p.u. a or what is in the g. c.p.o. a and it doesn't really matter to him he doesn't have a policy objective he just wants to disparage barack obama and what about the so-called european allies because. there are some many issues involved i mean the the fate of the european. exemptions from tariffs on steel and aluminum is still very much up in the air mr trump is supposed to make his decision until june first now there is a threat of. secondary sancti

donald trump when he withdrew the united states in may from the twenty fifteen agreement known as the j c p o a close u.s. allies like france's president emmanuel mccraw and germany's chancellor angela merkel remain committed to the agreement aimed at limiting tehran's nuclear program but the u.s. argues it didn't work as it didn't go far enough. the u.s. also argues the profits made from the lifting of sanctions is being used to purchase and export weapons in places like syria lebanon and gaza to support proxy militias and the state financing of terrorism the sanctions come as protests continue in iran against deteriorating economic conditions but the united states denies the sanctions are timed to force regime change instead it says it hopes to modify the iranian government's behavior despite longstanding u.s. policy of no formal diplomatic relations with iran president donald trump has even indicated he's willing to sit down for talks with iran's leaders no preconditions no they want to meet anytime they want heightening tensions top european foreign policy chiefs are implementing someth